Come to any conclusion?

The competition has come to its conclusion...

But I've come to a conclusion, Tony.

We spent three hours to come to this conclusion.

We've come to the conclusion that this is a true story.

The world summit of 2005 has just come to its conclusion.

Tabb, the boat builder, will undoubtedly come to some such conclusion.

We have come to the conclusion that this plan is not feasible currently.

We hope that the Doha round will come to a conclusion in 2006.

Others (e.g., the United Nations Millennium Project report) come to a similar conclusion.

The Commission of Inquiry has come to the conclusion that it is not genocide.

I couldn't come to a conclusion, that's why I invited Zaizen for the consultation.

I've just been thinking for hours, and I've come to the conclusion I give up.

Almost anybody who's looked at well run organizations has come to pretty much the same conclusion.

Second, he asked how the secretariat had come to the conclusion that shock therapy should be resisted.

And I've come to the conclusion because you've asked this other question, What's another thing you can't see?

And we have regrettably come to the conclusion that the capacities of the BPU, although developing, need to be further strengthened.

Only a freshfaced novice would come up with a conclusion like that. But the facts...

And would come to the conclusion that that was when the aliens were taking him and giving him rectal probes.

But, the French Court of Cassation has come to the opposite conclusion, leaving this an unsettled area of international law.

The Comprehensive Plan of Action for Indo Chinese Refugees had come to a successful conclusion, and Indonesia wished to express its appreciation to UNHCR and all countries which had helped to bring about that positive conclusion.

It does not take much scrutiny to come to the conclusion that the most vulnerable segment of the civilian population comprises women and children.

Should the Committee come to another conclusion, the crucial question is what the State party's Government had reason to believe at the time of the expulsion.

And what I'm going to focus on, as I come to conclusion here, is that, what happens to you if you're in here?

I have also come to the conclusion that the idea of adding preambular language on the right of peoples for self determination is highly promising.

I would thus come to the conclusion, in the instant case, that the complainant's expulsion did not constitute a violation of article 3 of the Convention.

Major Reeves, our engineer, has made a careful study of the site... and has come to the conclusion that the river bottom there is too soft.

You have chosen a calling that will come in steps to give you satisfaction, at its conclusion, of a life well lived.

I came to the same conclusion.

The positive outlook and brighter prospects for progress in this field, generated upon the conclusion of the Committee's work last year, have thus far come to naught.

Two years ago at TED, I think I've come to this conclusion I think I may have been suffering from a strange delusion.

The time has also come for all stakeholders to coordinate closely all those activities which will have to be carried out after a successful conclusion of the peace talks.

5. He drew attention to a possible contradiction between Conclusion 5 and Conclusion 7.

Thatis information willould be passed on to the Parties and may be used to enable them Seventeenth Meeting of the Parties to come to some conclusion on next steps at their th meeting

With the adoption of the text of the United Nations Convention on Jurisdictional Immunities of States and Their Property, the work of many years would come to a successful conclusion.

Conclusion 2005 2 ANNEX TO THE FINANCIAL REGULATIONS

All these apprehensions lead us to the conclusion that the time has come for the question of international information security to be a topic for substantive and purposeful discussion in the United Nations.

In conclusion, may I express my confidence that this summit will inspire and guide us to collectively work towards a safer, more equitable and prosperous future in the years to come.

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